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Teenagers are disproportionately impacted by motor vehicle crashes compared to other age groups. The Teen Driver Safety National Center Guidance Report provides an evidence-based overview of teen crashes and practical strategies to prevent them. Drawing on national data, child death review findings, and real-world examples, the report highlights key risk factors such as inexperience, distracted and impaired driving, and low seat belt use, while emphasizing proven protective measures including graduated driver licensing laws, parental involvement, and community-based interventions.